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JUCOs might have 4 years of NCAA eligibilty when transferring in the future
Vanderbilt star Diego Pavia wins landmark court ruling that could change college football forever
U.S. District Judge William L. Campbell wrote in his verdict that the NCAA should no longer count years playing at junior college against players' eligibility.
Why have any limits on so-called eligibility? Eligibility for what? To not attend class, to change schools every year, to play college football 🏈 for 7 years? It’s become a joke. These are not “student athletes” they are independent contractors. Treat them as such.
Independent contractors typically only get paid based on performance. I could go for that.
NEWS: The NCAA Division I Board of Directors has granted a waiver to permit athletes who attended and competed at a non-NCAA school for 1 or more years to remain eligible and compete in 2025-26 if those athletes would have otherwise*used their final season of competition*during the 2024-25 academic year, and meet all other eligibility requirements (e.g., progress toward degree, five-year period of eligibility).
Could we see Tru another year?
Why count any years against any athlete who plays outside the P4 conferences? We are all second rate at this point.
He’s already been offered by FSU and TX A&M, among others.Originally Posted by sportdawg
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